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Lady Winters speaks very quickly about taking a break and returning to podcasting. Look for a new episode next month.
Buzzard View Manor has never closed its gates to the weary, the wandering, or the misunderstood. It has stood as a sanctuary for all—regardless of ideology, belief, or background. Judgment was never its currency. Compassion always was.
But Lady Winters watched in horror as the world celebrated the assassination of Charlie Kirk. Her heart, once resilient, cracked beneath the weight of such cruelty. Buzzard View Manor will remain her refuge. Her fortress. Her truth. To those who walk in daylight yet carry the hearts of monsters—you are seen.
You have revealed yourselves.
And you have no place at the Manor. Decency is not weakness. Compassion is not naïveté.
It is the mark of those who still believe in humanity. There's a place down in Texas where you’re never lost or forgotten.
It’s called Buzzard View Manor.
RIP Charlie Kirk.
Lady Winters and Cigar engaged in a conversation, reviewing the 1968 drama film The Swimmer. Starring Burt Lancaster and directed by Frank Perry and Sydney Pollack, the movie is based on a short story by John Cheever, originally published on July 10, 1964. Although The Swimmer is not classified under the horror genre, it evokes a sense of haunting unease. Listen as these two delve into how deeply unsettling The Swimmer truly is.
Join Lady Winters and Lord Demise as they explore dating tips for those who date online and other ways to potentially meet people outside of the digital realm. In this episode, they delve into the future of relationships in the age of AI, discussing how some individuals might seek companionship through technology, while others may desire caretakers.
Lady Winters and Lord Demise discuss their most recent viewing of an Oz Perkins supernatural, occult thriller LONGLEGS starring Nicolas Cage as Longlegs, Maika Monroe as FBI Agent Lee Harker, and Alicia Witt as Ruth Harker. Oz Perkins is known for his dark, unique approach to filmmaking and doesn't shy away from creating slow burns. During this chat, we learn actress Alicia Witt had a premonition right before being offered her role. We also discuss how Nicolas Cage will no longer accept similar roles in the future.
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